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I know PETA lists S.C. Johnson, the maker of Glade® as a company that conducts tests on animals. It has been said that PETA helped spread the rumor “Glade Scented Candles Kill Pet Birds!”
Two Stories from the Front Line of the War on Drugs
As we head into Memorial Day weekend (who am I kidding, it really started about 3pm Wednesday!), let us remember those who have been sacrificed in the War on Drugs.
Two stories — one taking place right here in Liberty, Maine, and the other in Lower Burrell, Pennsylvania, remind us just how screwed up this drug war really is.
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Glade Scented Candles Kill Pet Birds!
I know PETA lists S.C. Johnson, the maker of Glade® as a company that conducts tests on animals. It has been said that PETA helped spread the rumor “Glade Scented Candles Kill Pet Birds!”
Two Stories from the Front Line of the War on Drugs
As we head into Memorial Day weekend (who am I kidding, it really started about 3pm Wednesday!), let us remember those who have been sacrificed in the War on Drugs.
Two stories — one taking place right here in Liberty, Maine, and the other in Lower Burrell, Pennsylvania, remind us just how screwed up this drug war really is.